Why hate Salman Khan - Zohra Jabeen Sikander Song

Every year, there is a film that confuses the public a lot, and people get divided into two groups and fight among themselves because of the content.

You must have heard the name Sikander. The teaser one or two and the poster of the movie are not settled. The feeling of being the biggest movie of the year has not come yet.

The one who wins after losing is definitely called Baazigar, but when the whole world is ready to bring you down, the hero still stands up; he is called Salman Khan.

So yes, this is the first thing that has come from Sikander that has really made the heart happy. Zohra Jabeen, the song is as catchy as the title.

It is not that everything is perfect in this song, but this song is the best till now compared to all the other teasers and posters; I don't know why it is being given unnecessary hate.

The credit for this will always be given to Salman Khan. He presents the actresses of his films in such a good way that no one else does.

There is no vulgarity in this song, no wrong lyrics and no vulgar steps.

The actress in front of Salman means, this time, totally family material.

The biggest accusation people are making is that have you seen the age gap between Rashmika and Salman? How can these two be fitted in a romantic angle? This is a sin.

Look, boss, the day the announcement came that Rashmika and Salman would be together in the film, I said, why are you making the public work extra hard by doing such a mismatch casting? 100% if Kareena Kapoor was standing next to Salman then things would have been different.

But to tell you the truth, I did not feel anything strange even for a second after seeing these two together in this song.

One deserves praise for defeating a thing like the age gap.

There was a movie in Bollywood called “Nishabd” in which there was an age gap of 46 years between Amitabh Sir and Jiya Khan, but the director presented the movie in such a way that the pair both looked perfect.

Similarly, in the song, Rashmika and Salman complement each other very well. This was not expected and hence it looks even better.

The person who decided to make Salman Khan wear a black kurta in this song is a true mastermind. The feel of the song increased by 200 per cent because of that kurta.

That's why when Rashmika comes with Salman in a black dress, both of them just look like actor-actresses, and all other external things seem to disappear.

Honestly, after a long time, a Hindi song has come that focuses only on the song; there is no foreign shooting location, no rap lyrics and no useless cameo.

An attempt has been made to sell this song only based on the song; no shortcuts or cheap tricks were taken, and for this, the makers must be thanked.

Yes, the sets made are very colourful, and the song looks refreshing not only when heard but also when seen; it fits perfectly in the theme of Sikander.

If you notice carefully, visual effects have been added in even the smallest details, which is really amazing. It is not understandable, but it shows the creativity of the director.

Now let's come to the part where we have a little complaint: Salman Khan looks best only when he is standing, but his dance does not match his screen presence.

It is not that Salman Khan does not know how to dance, he has given many iconic hit songs in which Salman's dance is such that no one can match it in the entire film industry.

The fun, the feeling that comes after watching Salman in those old songs is a bit missing. Zohra Jabeen does not have the energy to dance freely.

Salman's dance steps are also average; nothing special has been given to him to do, but that weakness has been cleverly hidden by keeping Rashmika on camera.

Look, using VFX in films to make actors look more attractive is not a bad thing; technology has been made to be used, but VFX should be done in such a way that the normal public does not understand it; they are not able to find the difference.

In this song, the VFX has become a bit extra or weird in some places, but using that point to hate Salman Khan and insult him is not justified. The song is a different thing. The VFX of the actor can only be his point.

And whoever has a lot of problems with the age gap, stop talking nonsense and just answer one question: When Allu Arjun and Shrileela's dance came in Pushpa 2, someone said that there is a twenty-year age gap between the two. Where did your knowledge of values go then?

It all depends on the presentation of the film; if that was not bad, then this is also not bad. Simple.

There is no need to discriminate against Salman Khan.

In short, this song is the first impressive thing that has given the Sikander feel. Now everything will depend on the trailer: will the film just have a big opening, or will it run for a long lifetime?

What do you think? Think carefully and tell us; the doors of comments are open.